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  1. 21st September 2011, 07:20 PM #1
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    Default Woodworking shows/DVD's

    Hi all!

    Lately I have been running out of woodworking shows to watch, I was wondering if anyone can recommend some dvds or shows to watch.

    I have watched:
    wood right’s shop
    Rob Cosman
    New Yankee workshop
    R2000
    Rough cut show

    any recommendations are greatly appreciated
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    The Great British Workshop
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    One of my favourites is "The wood whisperer". Mark has heaps of free videos that you can watch, or you can sign up to his guild membership and watch videos of him making a chest of drawers, side table, chairs, tool cabinets and the list goes on. I highly recommend!

    Or if you want to buy some DVD's, go to the Lie Nielsen site and have a look at their range. David Charlesworth and Chris Schwarz have some terrific DVD's available.

    Andy
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    If you want something to send you to sleep, buy a David Charlesworth DVD.....

    Very good content (I have several of his titles), but the delivery is a bit on the s l o w side.
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    watch episodes online . Woodwright's Shop with Roy UnderHill | PBS

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    +1 to the Wood Whisperer
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    [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qb__1XdjNSw"]Paul Timbermans Workshop[/ame]
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    This is an older video. It's amazing how they used to do it in the old days.

    [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7QT6PbQ1dc]Woodworker, The (1940) - YouTube[/ame]
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    Wow, 1940 same year I was born. Interesting to see the router being used in part of the film clip. Its amazing how many years we have had had this little machine at our disposal. I thought it would be a modern invention but apparently been around for quite some time, well before the 1940's in fact. Thanks for putting that clip up, very interesting .
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    There is a series called Woodworks. I think the guys name is David Marks. You will be able to find them floating around the net.

    It's a good series.

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    Thanks guys!

    Now I have enough shows for the rest of the year!
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